We are not entirely certain how long this site has been around, however given it was new to us — we suspect it may be new to others as well. That being said, those who happen to be curious about Windows Phone 7 may be happy to see this in-browser experience that Microsoft is offering. more »

We have seen plenty of details in regards to the Cowon V5 HD portable media player, but at the same time there is little that will make a geek happier than seeing the device in action. Sure, little compares to seeing that action in real life, but that is not always possible, in which case more »

Anyone looking to check out a Barnes & Noble Nook in person may want to head on over to the Nook locator. Of course, I should point out that this locator is simply showing retail locations that have a Nook on display and is not showing which stores you can actually purchase the Nook at. more »

Gadgetell was on the scene at the Kindle DX announcement. If you want to watch Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ demo of the Kindle (which went wonky at the end of the video), we’ve got it. Also, you can take a look at the Kindle in action while an Amazon rep shows off what you can more »

So we’ve all been hearing hints and rumors and whispers in the window about the much talked about BlackBerry Storm. Well, it looks as if there may finally be some confirmation about when the Storm is actually going to hit the Verizon stores.

According to a very trusted source, there is a document floating around from Verizon giving some specifics on launch dates. It says that the Storm is due to show up for a pre-launch at 123 corporate Verizon stores on November 20th.

Keep reading for more details.

In the video after the break, you’ll see Intel CEO Paul Otellini demoing an unnamed mobile internet device. This time, Intel shows a device that is 100% touchscreen and has GPS, a camera and connectivity on board. Watching the video, the first thing that came to my mind is Google phone OS Android.

That is because the demo was about the MID smart camera. Using the camera, the device is able to translate Chinese very quickly and is able to add relevant YouTube videos, web pages and more all based on your GPS position and what the camera identifies. The concept is you get all the information you desire, when you need it, where you need it.

Hit the jump to see the video and what this MID can do for you.

Ah, remember the PowerGlove? It was a great idea that didn’t work too well for Nintendo. Austin Weber has performed a very nice modification of the vintage device that interfaces the glove with his computer as a mouse. Austin shows off the glove brilliantly playing Unreal Tournament 2004. The video and instructions on how you more »